The quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast calls for the U.S. and California economies to "muddle through" early 2026 before ...

The UCLA Anderson Forecast released Wednesday predicts the state and nation will muddle through a weak jobs market until the ...

UCLA forecast says California will muddle through early 2026 as AI growth collides with tariffs weak jobs and housing woes.

Federal spending cuts, tariffs and deportation policies are creating headwinds for several California industries, but the ...

In their annual economic forecast, Anil Puri and Mira Farka noted that three-quarters of Californians expect tough times ...

Employment growth has slowed sharply, and unemployment is expected to inch up to 4.5% by the end of 2025, though unemployment insurance claims remain low. Inflation is projected to peak at 3.5% (SAAR) ...

California’s economic outlook continues to be sluggish, as UCLA forecasters predicted Wednesday the state’s unemployment rate ...

A new report on the economic outlook for California's Central Valley shows the region facing a rising recession risk because of tariffs, slowing job growth, and rising delinquencies.

The December 2025 UCLA Anderson Forecast predicts that California will “muddle through” the start of 2026 before seeing ...

California’s unemployment rate projected to rise to 6.1% in early 2025. Public sector and healthcare jobs drive growth as AI impacts private hiring. Lower inflation, interest rates and AI demand ...

California employers announced 173,022 job cuts in the first 11 months of this year, up nearly 14% from the same period last ...